Game of Thrones: I Became a Crown Prince For a Day

Chapter 155 Game of Thrones

 “Very strict regulations, suitable for the budding of a new system.”

 After listening to the eldest son’s story, Viserys’s eyes lit up and he affirmed the proposal.

 Dragon has always been the foundation of the Targaryen family.

 At any time, the royal family's control over dragons will not relax.

Rhaegar's idea of ​​the position of Dragon Prince and the changing of the surname system for newborns are cornerstone strategies that will benefit the future.

Thinking about this, Viserys looked at Rhaenys and asked with a smile: "Cousin, what do you think of this proposal?"

Hearing this, Corliss turned his eyes to his wife with a deep expression on his face.

 He does not want his wife to agree to the proposal.

 This means that Velaryon will no longer be qualified to ride dragons after Laninor's generation.

Rhaenys took her husband's hand, her eyes were firm, and she said loudly: "I agree with this proposal!"

 Her name was Targaryen, and her family's honor carried through her life.

 She has no reason not to support things that are beneficial to the family.

 Even though this will shatter the husband’s unrealistic illusions.

 “Rhaenas…”

 Collis’s eyes were complicated and his palms were trembling slightly.

 "Collis, I've been pretending to be deaf and mute for many years, and I don't want to live that boring life anymore."

Rhaenys held her husband's big hand with her backhand.

 When he said this sentence, the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes widened.

 “I respect your choice, but we have our own family and children.”

Colliss took a deep breath and advised his wife to think more about the current situation.

His words were not only spoken to his wife, but also to everyone present.

Velaryon should be compensated accordingly if he complies with the rules and makes concessions.

Rhaegar and Viserys looked at each other and said nothing.

Viserys patted his daughter's hand that was rubbing her shoulders, stood up with his support on the table, and smiled:

“Cousin, the position of Dragon Prince should be filled by a Targaryen who is old enough and has a calm personality. You are the best choice.”

“This position will take away the king’s power, are you willing to do so?”

Rhaenys glanced at him sideways, her tone cold.

 She was very aware of her cousin's indecisive character.

“The importance of the dragon prince was made very clear by Rhaegar. The royal family has been vacant for too long.”

Viserys didn’t care about the other party’s attitude and said with a smile: “You and I are born from fire, so we should trust each other.”

 “You are always so glib.”

Rhaenys’ expression softened and she looked at her husband beside her.

Colliss pursed his lips and nodded slightly.

 He is the victim of the dragon prince system, but he has to admit the critical importance of this system.

 He wanted to object, but the power was not in his hands.

 The pirates of the Three Women Kingdom attacked, and Chaotou Island bore the brunt of the crisis.

If he lifts the table and leaves at this time, he will only hand over the family fortune and dragon to others, and will be completely squeezed out of the center of power.

endure! It is a necessary consciousness for a politician.

Seeing this, Rhaenys smiled and said, "Your Majesty, I am willing to assume the position of Prince of the Dragons."

"Very well, Lord Leonor, you will arrange the inauguration ceremony and ensure it is completed within three days."

Viserys smiled more sincerely and handed the task to the Prime Minister.

 Leonor only felt that his head was heavy and there were too many tasks to finish.

 Touching the Hand of the King pin on his chest, Leonor secretly encouraged himself and said calmly: "It is my duty to share your worries, Your Majesty."

“Since I have joined the Imperial Council, can I tell the truth?”

Rhaenys looked around and asked questions.

 “I always encourage ministers to speak their mind.”

Viserys sat back in his seat and leaned back comfortably.

"Then I will say it." Rhaenys raised her chin and said, "Then we will discuss the number of dragons in the battle. I will recommend myself as the vanguard."

“But according to what Lord Corliss said, you want to stay at Shitou Island?”

As the Minister of the Sea, Tailan looked at the sea snake hesitantly.

Rhaenys said calmly: "My daughter Lannare can sit on Tidehead Island. She is not only a Velaryon, but also married to a Targaryen."

"I agree."

Rhaegar was the first to agree and said with a smile: "Lannaer once sent me a letter saying that she misses her homeland. I think she will gladly accept it."

 “Your Majesty, what do you think?”

Rhaenys asked bluntly.

“I believe in Lanner’s ability, but her child is still very young.”

Viserys hesitated slightly and glanced at Rhaenyra without any trace.

 If he remembered correctly, the two children were to be brought back to the royal family to be raised.

Rhaegar immediately took over the words: "When the war comes, my sister can go to Chaotou Island to take care of Lanner and the newborn."

“Does Rhaenyra being the adoptive mother of two children count?”

Renee asked without hesitation.

Rhaenyra heard clearly and said with a smile: "Of course, when I go to Chaotou Island, I will bring two dragon eggs and put them in the children's cradle."

 “You will be a good mother.”

Rhaenys nodded, her eyes filled with relief.

The position of Dragon Prince is a double-edged sword. If she accepts the position, Velaryon's descendants will lose the qualification to control dragons.

 This is a struggle for royal power.

 Lannar and the two children were originally used as a bridge to ease the two families, and they were regarded as half hostages.

Rhaenys brought the mother and daughter back to Tidehead Island on the condition that she joins the war, and asked for the dragon eggs that Rhaenyla had promised in advance.

 This is the compensation of royal power.

 In a matter of seconds, Targaryen put an end to the problem of blood and dragons flowing out.

Velaryon kept the existing dragons, and Rhaenys served as Lord Chancellor, gaining the royal family's trust in her daughter's stead.

 This is the best situation at the moment.

　　With the two families’ problems ended, the Imperial Council returned to discussions on the Three Women’s Kingdom.

Viserys explained: "Lord Tyran, you are the Minister of the Sea, and you are responsible for war preparations."

 “Yes, Your Majesty.”

Tai Lan looked solemn.

“Let me think about it, we need a general to lead the army to assist Lord Corliss in deploying the king’s army.”

Viserys muttered something, and his eyes fell on Cole who was standing guard next to him.

As if feeling the king's scrutiny, Cole's breath quickened and his back straightened up.

Viserys smiled and asked: "Sir Cole, you have been in war before, do you have the confidence to take on important tasks?"

With the honor of leading the army falling on his head, Cole cheered up and said with suppressed excitement: "Do your duty, Your Majesty!"

 “Very good, I appoint you as the commander-in-chief of the king’s army to assist Lord Corliss.”

Viserys smiled slightly, satisfied with Cole's boldness.

 The kingdom has been at peace for too many years and has no decent generals.

The only choice is to choose the taller one among the dwarfs, and choose Cole, the captain of the Kingsguard who is both loyal and brave.

Colliss glanced at the two of them, shook his head and laughed.

He didn't look down upon a young man who had never led an army.

Teran thought about it and said worriedly: "Your Majesty, the time for the raven to deliver the message is too slow. The situation in the valley and the river bend is complicated, so I am afraid it will be difficult to be effective."

 “Do you have any good solutions?”

 Viserys felt dizzy when he mentioned the chaos everywhere.

Tyran pondered for a while and suggested: "Lord Leonor will handle the riverlands. The raven of Storm's End is enough to send messages. The main problem lies in the valley and the river."

The northern border has not yet appeared, it is too far away and cannot be pointed out.

 (End of this chapter)